Publisher Toronto : Journal of Prisoners on Prisons

Collection universityofottawa; toronto

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Contributor University of Ottawa

"Editor’s Introduction - Divergent Voices: Discourses and Perspective" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 1-4) Susan Nagelsen & Charles Huckelbury
"What Is Prison Like?" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 5-7) Colin Scholl
"Chicken Soup" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 8-14) Craig W. J. Minogue
"A Requiem For Freddy" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 15-21) Eugene Dey
"How One Idea Almost Became Law: A Case Study" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 22-38) Jon Marc Taylor
"Prison Literacy: Light in a Dark Place" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 39-45) Colin McGregor
"What is Compassionate Release?" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 46-49) Timothy Muise
"The Zombification of Formerly Incarcerated and Convicted People: Radical Democracy, Insurgent Citizenship, and Reclaiming Humanity" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 50-75) Grace Gámez
"The Inside’s Influence On the Outside" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 76-99) Grant Tietjen
"Actually Innocent Prisoners: Will the State Get It Right?" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 100-103) Mwandeshi Mitchell
"How, Why, and About What Do Federal Prisoners Complain: And What We Can Do About It" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 104-127) Miguel Zaldivar
"Response: Reflecting on 25 Years of the Journal of Prisoners on Prisons" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 128-137) Bob Gaucher
"Quand une chorégraphe rencontre une criminologue: Parcours insolite" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 138-148) Claire Jenny & Sylvie Frigon
"Prisoners' Struggles - Defying Dehumanization by Sending Books: A Brief History of Books Through Bars NYC" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 149-152) Victoria Law
"Los Angeles Anarchist Black Cross Federation" Volume 22, Number 2 (pages 153-155) M. A. Hart

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